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Celebrating Women in Supply Chain: Casey Hyde and Gabrielle Murabito

In an inspiring recognition of talent and leadership, Casey Hyde and Gabrielle Murabito of Reveel™ have been honored with the prestigious 2026 Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Awards. These awards celebrate the achievements of women who have made significant impacts within the supply chain industry, showcasing their innovation, mentorship, and leadership qualities.

About the Award Recipients

Casey Hyde - A Trailblazer in Marketing

Casey Hyde, serving as Vice President of Marketing at Reveel, has earned the title of Trailblazer. Her ground-breaking work in reshaping marketing's role within supply chain technology has set her apart in the industry. With over 15 years of diverse experience ranging from business development to marketing, Casey skillfully translates complex logistics data into useful business insights. Under her leadership, Reveel has prioritized parcel spend and carrier performance, transforming what was once seen as a mundane cost into a strategic focal point for enterprises.

Hyde's commitment to empowering women in supply chain and tech is commendable. Through her mentorship, she aims to instill confidence in the next generation, emphasizing that success in these fields is attainable with the right support and resources.

Gabrielle Murabito - Rising Star

On the other hand, Gabrielle Murabito, who serves as Senior Customer Experience Manager, has been recognized as a Rising Star. Murabito's expertise lies in merging her practical supply chain experience with data-driven strategies to deliver efficient solutions to enterprise shippers. Her role involves helping clients uncover hidden costs and optimize their shipping strategies.

Prior to her tenure at Reveel, Gabrielle honed her skills as a supply chain manager at URBN, where she managed logistics and network strategies on a large scale. Her foundational knowledge now allows her to provide businesses with actionable insights that lead to quicker execution of logistical improvements.

Insights from Leadership

Josh Dunham, CEO of Reveel, emphasized the dual nature of leadership represented by Casey and Gabrielle, stating, “Casey has redefined perspectives on parcel spend, advocating for data-driven decision-making, while Gabrielle leverages her operational knowledge to guide customers toward effective actions.” Their unique contributions exemplify the impact women can have in an industry like supply chain, historically dominated by men.

Marina Mayer, Editor-in-Chief of Food Logistics and founder of the Women in Supply Chain Forum™, remarked on the significance of this year’s awards. With an unprecedented number of 300+ nominations, including self-nominations, the selection process underscored the growing recognition of women's roles in supply chains. As she put it, “This award isn't just about honoring women; it's about recognizing progress and celebrating the growth achieved by all women in the sector.”

The Upcoming Forum

The achievements of Hyde, Murabito, and their fellow honorees will be celebrated at the 2026 Women in Supply Chain Forum™, scheduled to take place from November 17-19 in Charleston, S.C. This event will not only honor these incredible women but will also provide a platform for discussion and networking among industry leaders, aspiring professionals, and advocates of women in logistics and supply chain.

The recognition of Casey Hyde and Gabrielle Murabito serves as a reminder of the importance of women's contributions in the supply chain sector and sets a standard for future generations. As they continue to lead and innovate, the lasting effects of their work will pave the way for upcoming leaders in the industry.

For more information about the Women in Supply Chain Forum™, visit WomenInSupplyChainForum.com or read about the full list of award winners here.